Understanding Maritime Admiralty Law

Water is money. That's why they call it currency.

That's what the cash flow is all about.

That's why you liquidate your assets.

What's a bank? What's a, what's a riverbank?

What's a riverbank do? A riverbank directs the flow of the

currency, just like, just like the bank you go to.

This is called maritime admiralty law, and until you understand this,

you're not really gonna fully grasp what is actually going on in this world.

You are a traded commodity on the New York Stock Exchange.

The QSIP number on your birth certificate is a searchable number.

You are worth money to the international bank that bought you in the

1930s. In essence, it's not really a stock, but a

trust. We are maritime admiralty products, and we are bought

and sold on the high seas. After all, we're made up

of over two-thirds water.

This world operates under maritime admiralty law.

There is law of the land, and there's a law of the water.

They turned us into products

under the maritime admiralty law, law of the water

jurisdiction. That's why if you go to jail, they need to

bail you out of jail. Think about this.

All ships are considered female by law for some reason.

She delivers the product in the everyday world to this day,

and every time that she does so, she pulls into a harbor where they call

it her berth.

Every time an item comes off that ship, it is counted, and they give it a

certificate of manifest. This is why when your mother's

water breaks, they give you a certificate

of birth. And guess what? It's signed by the doctor because

that's where the ship sits, on the dock.

This is maritime admiralty law. Look into it, yo.

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